The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-12-10

are an well ana t410r00Iy Ko0Wn a0u
will do to bank on. Give them the
and assistance they ask
and get the railroad. - a. l.
ssTw 0UACAITA PLAN.''
SAM AND sAMBO.
Sam and Sambo are still eatiug the
same political table In oaachiia.-Car-
roll Banner. s{'s -sst
WHITES AND BLACKS.
The campions of white supremacy
held macs meeting composed Oft
whites and blacks In Ouachita last
Saturday:-.Bato,, Rssge Truth.
at. WILL HE?
Will the leader of the anti-reformers
have the audacity to pose as an advo-
cate of white supremacy after the &C
ton of his lieutenant In Ouachlta.-|
Floyd Messenger.
b ~ a"NIGGERs'' CALLED IN.
The sshome parish" had to call In
the "niggers' to- carry 1t for McEnery.
We suppose they were 'sled up to the
lick loe' by the gentle Capt. Thee.
balds, and voted for their particular
friend, Mike Henry.-ArcadiG Record.
WHITE WHEN 1T SUITS HIM.
McEnery wants white mans gov
ernment, but he calls on the negro In
his own peysh to prevent the white
Democrats from slaughtering him po-
lliticalIy.-tN. Mary Revieso.
~ NEW CONTINUANCE.
- The "Ouachita Plan" Is new con-
trivance. 1t Is so worked as to allow
negroes, In parishes where the ring
J peepleshaye majority on the Demo-
lsxecutive committee, to partl~
4 cipate In the selection of delegates,
Il when a majority Of the sotite Demo
cratic voters are opposed to third
term. Caveat hled.-Lake Charles
Commercial. H
tsa TENsAs AND oUACHITA.
It seems that the ssillustrious tiae
bearer of the bulldozers and champion
LOT white supremacy" is to receive
Q bis chief strength In the convention a
a the hands Of the despised "dusty son
= of TOLL" We would like to know
a really, how many white democrats ar
l. to be represented by the twenty~eigh
i. votes of Tensas and Ouachita !-Czin
q tor, PATRIOT Democrat.
d THE WILL OF THE WHITE PEoPL
al NOT WANTED.
A. great fuss was made by the NC
= Eneryites over the action of the chair
man of the Caddo committee, who re
cognized one man as member Of th
). committee who was not a member
= But the chairman of the committee {
I, Ouachita parish coolly appointed eigh
, members Of that body, and then thl
>, one man committee deliberately re
=, fused the request of five hundred whit
men of Ouachita parish asking thu
delegates be chosen to the State Cor
20 vention by white primaries, but Gale
10 a mass meeting on three days motto
- for that purpose. The will of tt
y white people evidently wasn't wantet
- Homer Journal.
- REGA RDLEss OF GRACE, COLOR
PREVIOUS CONDITION."
In Ouachita, the home of the Cove
nor, and where his friends absolute
D, control the party machinery, the mo
We outrageously partisan acts record'
~ during, the present heated campai(
w have been perpetrated by the Exec
ey tive committee.
n In the first place the committee W
en- constituted of nine regularly chos'
n members and eight arbitrarily appoi
r. ted by the Chairman.
oe This peculiarly organized body m
es on Friday the 25th OF November al
Dir called mass-meeting, regardless
n" "race, color, or previous condition."
ey meet the following day.
A large number of white Democra
&C. some 40, presented petitions prayi
ms for white primaries.
,g: Not only were the wishes OF
on white Democracy utterly disregarde
ces but snap judgment was taken upon t
art people of the parish--a mass-meetir
lat packed with negroes, chose the de
he gates to the State Convention.
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